Synonyms
Examples for "boom"
Examples for "boom"
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I just woke up and said 'let me try this.' And boom!
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Its purpose was simple: to create as loud a boom as possible.
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In the boom years, Ireland lost competitiveness relative to its EU neighbours.
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For example, nations like China have seen a boom in car sales.
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Not everyone is welcoming a potential oil boom in the region, however.
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The real nourishment was in the gravy in which the steak swam.
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Our first gravy made this way was good but still too bland.
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Send the fowls to the table with the gravy in a boat.
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Strain the vegetables out of the gravy and pour over the beef.
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Pour the gravy right into the platter with the beans and onions.
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But this year there was a windfall of good new American plays.
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Iran has made windfall gains from high oil prices in recent years.
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The deal also means a huge windfall for the top executives involved.
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Whether it is a windfall for anyone else remains to be seen.
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A company source also downplayed the prospect of any near term windfall.
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Even Islamists publicly welcome the shop bonanza, and say they reject violence.
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Nkandla has beenthe great bonanza for satirists, cartoonists and journalists this year.
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The result has been a bonanza in the crude by rail business.
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It's been a long time since Japanese workers enjoyed such a bonanza.
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The deal is also likely to be a fee bonanza for banks.
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Cal said he'd had her for years and she was a godsend.
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At the time, this new feature was a godsend for savvy users.
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Hand Warmers Rogue says that hand warmers like these are a godsend.
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The Cluthe Truss I purchased of you was a godsend to me.
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This heir of a far-off kingdom was a godsend to the academy.
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When boys at the Edinburgh High School find anything, the boy who crises bunce!
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Bunce was an active coadjutor with the lawyer in this melancholy case.
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No; Mr. Bunce would not admit that he personally required any compensation.
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Admiral Bunce declared himself highly pleased at the success of his blockade.
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Melanie Bunce cut her teeth in journalism at the Otago Daily Times.
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Sixty years ago, in the gold rush, there must have been many.
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He talks to Jesse about the liquid gold rush in the Naki.
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The gold rush on electric is all about the international market.
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New Zealand and Canada present the biggest threat to a homegrown gold rush.
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The building once housed horses and stage coaches in the gold rush era.
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At the hospital a Snickers bar had seemed like manna from heaven.
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An unpopular centrist government is manna from heaven for a Sinn Féin opposition.
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If I have manna in my constitution, I can attract manna from heaven.
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They all ate the same spiritual meat, the manna from heaven.
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Might have fooled some unsuspecting tourist into thinking it was manna from heaven.
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The first genuine laugh came to both of them like manna from heaven.
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HEAVY rain in Melbourne was manna from heaven for Magic Circle.
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To Penn and Bill, the quotes seemed like manna from heaven.
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It was like manna from heaven, and it saved my ass.
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It sounded like manna from heaven, but I held onto my poker face.
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Also, who does Moses ask to make this Holy Bread, this manna from heaven?
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Thus did God feed us in the desert, even as with manna from heaven.
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At first, it was manna from heaven for Fine Gael.
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Viagra, it seems, has proved be be manna from heaven.
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That money wasn't manna from heaven, it was acid rain.
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This weak excuse for journalism was meme manna from heaven.